Could You Cover A Dummy Cake With Play Dough?

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mcook1670 Posted 28 Apr 2008 , 2:24am
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I was wondering if you could cover a dummy cake with play dough? I really hate to cover dummy cakes with fondant just to throw it away. It's a lot of time and money compared to making playdough..just wonderng

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JoAnnB Posted 28 Apr 2008 , 5:16am
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no reason why not, unless it cracks when it dries. try a small dummy for a test. you should also try a color prone to fade, like lavendar or blue.

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TheButterWench Posted 28 Apr 2008 , 5:28am
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Will that Play-do smell dissipate after it dries?

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MegWinn Posted 28 Apr 2008 , 5:38am
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It would be cheaper for you to make MMF and cover your dummy with that! I agree, I think the play-do would crack over time. I have 5 little children and I know what left out play-do looks like at my house! Not pretty!

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natalka Posted 28 Apr 2008 , 5:50am
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Originally Posted by MegWinn

It would be cheaper for you to make MMF and cover your dummy with that! I agree, I think the play-do would crack over time. I have 5 little children and I know what left out play-do looks like at my house! Not pretty!




I agree there, play dough is not pretty after it dries. I think buying bag of marshmellows and powdered sugar is cheeper then play dough.
Check my dummy cake I used marshmellow fondant I made it a day before and covered it the next day.
I hope that makes sence.
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